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Separation science

model treating each molecule's retention as a random series of adsorption and desorption events, deriving peak shape from the statistics of these stays.

In separation science, stochastic theory of chromatography refers to model treating each molecule's retention as a random series of adsorption and desorption events, deriving peak shape from the statistics of these stays. This meaning comes from Giddings (1955) in The Journal of Physical Chemistry.[1]

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References

Giddings, J. C., & Eyring, H. (1955). A Molecular Dynamic Theory of Chromatography. The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 59(5), 416-421. https://doi.org/10.1021/j150527a009

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